Fargo Police Department

The is seeking the public's assistance in locating Connor Cree, a 15-year-old male. Connor was last seen on Sunday, June 7th, at 8:00 p.m. in north Fargo.

Connor was last seen wearing a grey hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans.

Anyone with information about Connor’s whereabouts is encouraged to contact the Red River Regional Dispatch Center at 701.451.7660. Anonymous tips can be submitted by texting keyword FARGOPD and the tip to 847411.

Thanks Safety Town Fargo for having us and letting our SROs be part of the fun earlier this week. We had a blast spending time with the kids and helping teach traffic signs, road rules and seat belt safety through the hands-on activities!

We’re looking forward participating in the next session in a few weeks as well and more opportunities to teach kids about safety. 🚦🛑

‼️ UPDATE ‼️

The can confirm Aruyn M. has been located and is safe. The FPD would like to thank the community for sharing this post and helping us spread the word.

⚽🌎 Who's ready for the World Cup? Our K-9s who come to us from across the world certainly are!

🇺🇸 K-9 Thor, who's from Minnesota, is backing Team USA.
🇨🇿 K-9 Toby is proudly cheering for his home country of Czechia.
🇫🇷 K-9 Uno is putting his support behind his home nation and tournament favorite France.

We had a little fun imagining what our K-9s might look like as World Cup superfans using their department photos and we think they look ready for kickoff.

The is seeking the public's assistance in locating Jayvion Blackshear, a 14-year-old male. Jayvion was last seen on Monday, June 8, at 8 a.m. in south Fargo.

Jayvion was last seen wearing a black shorts and a tan sweatshirt.

Anyone with information about Jayvion's whereabouts is encouraged to contact the Red River Regional Dispatch Center at 701.451.7660. Anonymous tips can be submitted by texting keyword FARGOPD and the tip to 847411.

🛴🚲 E-bikes and e-scooters are becoming more common in Fargo, but not all of these devices are treated the same under current state law and Fargo city ordinance.

Many newer e-scooters (motorized scooters) and electric-powered bikes can travel faster than older models and may not fit neatly within Fargo's ordinances. As a result, currently where a device can legally be operated often depends on how it is designed and its maximum speed.

The graphic below outlines how current Fargo ordinances and North Dakota Century Code apply to some of the most common e-bikes and e-scooters seen in our community today. Before purchasing or riding one of these devices, do your research. Just because a vehicle is sold in a store or online does not necessarily mean it is currently legal to operate on Fargo streets, sidewalks or multi-use paths.

While other communities may have different regulations, this information reflects the current laws and ordinances that apply in Fargo today. If these ordinances and/or laws change, or a new ordinance and/or law is added, we will share those updates with the community.

Thanks for understanding and for doing your part to keep our sidewalks, paths and roadways safe for everyone. 🚦

Today, officers and members of the Red River Valley SWAT Team rolled into the final day of Happy Harry's RibFest at the FARGODOME for Touch-A-Truck Day. Kids and adults adults alike got an up-close look at our vehicles, equipment and the people who use these tools every day.

Thanks to everyone who came out and braved the heat, stopped by to chat, ask questions and check things out. It's always fun connecting with the community in these ways.

‼️ UPDATE ‼️

At 7:36 p.m. on Saturday, June 6, the metro area street crimes unit arrested 43-year-old Miiko Baldwin for B Felony Reckless Endangerment involving a firearm related to the shots fired incident that occurred in downtown Fargo earlier this morning. Baldwin was arrested in West Fargo without incident and taken to the Cass County Jail. The investigation into this incident is still ongoing, and additional charges and additional arrests may be possible.

The Fargo Police Department would like to thank the Moorhead Police Department, the West Fargo Police Department and members of the community for their assistance during this investigation as the continued partnership with the citizens we serve and our metro partners is crucial to public safety. No further information is available at this time.
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The is asking for the public’s assistance for information related to a shots fired incident that occurred Saturday, June 6, at 2:01 a.m. in the 10 block of Broadway N.

On Saturday, June 6, around 2:01 a.m. an FPD officer working in the Real Time Crime Center noticed a disturbance in the 10 block of Broadway North and notified officers in the area, who responded in less than a minute.

As officers approached the area with a large group of people, multiple gunshots were heard, and the crowd quickly scattered. Officers worked to contain the scene and investigate the incident. A short time later, one individual involved in the disturbance was detained for questioning and a vehicle was stopped and searched, but no gun was located.

At this time, no victim has been identified in this incident, no guns have been recovered and no arrests have been made. Investigators are still working to review video, interview witnesses and identify others who may have information related to the incident.

Anyone with information, video or photos related to this incident is encouraged to contact The Fargo Police Department at 701.241.5777. Anonymous tips can be submitted by texting keyword FARGOPD and the tip to 847411.